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2013AUG08

“President Park’s Southeast Asia Policy”

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“President Park’s Southeast Asia Policy”

Closed workshop with the Asan Institute and the Republic of Korea Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Tags : China, closed workshop, Japan, Lee Sang Ryul, MOFA, President Park Geunhye, Southeast Asia, Southeast Asia policy

2013JUN26

Richard Weitz, "U.S. Missile Defense and Its Implications for China, Japan, and the Koreas"

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Richard Weitz, "U.S. Missile Defense and Its Implications for China, …

34th Dosirak Series with Experts with Richard Weitz, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Political-Military Analysis at the Hudson Institute.

Tags : Asan Dosirak Series, Asian implications, BMD, China, DPRK, Hudson Institute, Japan, MD, Northeast Asia, Richard Weitz, ROK, Russia, US

2013APR17

The Economic Growth of Japan and Korea: The New Administration’s Challenges and Strategies

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The Economic Growth of Japan and Korea: The New Administration’s Challenges …

Date/Time: Thursday-Friday, April 18-19, 2013Place: Kei […]

Tags : economic growth, Japan, Keidanren Kaikan, South Korea, Tokyo

2013APR11

Gerald L. Curtis, “Japan’s Politics and Foreign Policy Under the Abe Administration”

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Gerald L. Curtis, “Japan’s Politics and Foreign Policy Under the Abe …

32nd Asan Dosirak Series with Gerald L. Curtis, the Burgess Professor of Political Science at Columbia University.

Tags : Abenomics, Asan Dosirak Series, Columbia University, foreign policy, Gerald L. Curtis, Japan, Japanese politics, Korea-Japan bilateral relations, Korea-Japan-US relations, Shinzo Abe

2013MAR27

X-Events and Social Processes How Human Systems Collapse-and Are Reborn

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X-Events and Social Processes How Human Systems Collapse-and Are Reborn

By John Casti

Human-caused events leading to great social damage should be seen as being as much an opportunity as a problem.

Tags : Assmilation, Complexity, Fukushima, Japan, John Casti, X-events

2012NOV21

To Apologize and To Forgive: Lessons for Asia from Europe’s Struggle with History

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To Apologize and To Forgive: Lessons for Asia from Europe’s Struggle with History

By Thomas U. Berger, Bong Youngshik

Improved Japanese-Korean relations can provide the kernel around which a truly integrated East Asia can form.

Tags : Comfort Women, Dokdo, Europe, Germany, Guilt, History, Japan, reconciliation, Regional Issue, Thomas Rerger

2012OCT22

[Issue Brief No. 31] Ten Foreign Policy Issues for the Next South Korean Administration

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[Issue Brief No. 31] Ten Foreign Policy Issues for the Next South Korean Administration

By Troy Stangarone

While there has been little debate on foreign policy to […]

Tags : alliance, China, cooperation, Economic Policy, foreign policy, Japan, Middle East, trade, US

2012OCT09

The ‘Comfort Women’ issue: Is there solution?

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The ‘Comfort Women’ issue: Is there solution?

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies hosted the A […]

Tags : Comfort Women, Imperialist Japan, Japan, Japanese military, ROK-Japan relations

2012MAY10

Asan Roundtable with the National War College

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Asan Roundtable with the National War College

On May 8, 2012, the Asan Institute for Policy Studies h […]

Tags : Asan Roundtable, China, Hahm Chaibong, Japan, National War College, Northeast Asia, Sino-Japanese War

2012MAR08

[Issue Brief No. 19] Japan’s Border Disputes: Dokdo at the Center of Bigger Things

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[Issue Brief No. 19] Japan’s Border Disputes: Dokdo at the Center of Bigger Things

By Alexis Dudden

Regardless of whether the European Union (EU) is a good […]

Tags : Alexis Dudden, disputes, Dokdo, international law, Japan